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I have read and re-read the Arusha Declaration and found nothing wrong with it except perhaps replacing a few commas here and there... it was clear for some of us that it would only be a mad man who would stand up and defend the Arusha Declaration.

Julius Nyerere

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Julius Nyerere
Age: 77 †
Born: 1922
Born: April 13
Died: 1999
Died: October 14
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Tanzanian Politician
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Julius Kambarage Nyerere
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